Building Your Portfolio

What is the difference between saving and investing?

• Saving has a higher risk than investing.

• Investing is only for wealthy people.

• Saving is putting money aside for future use, while investing is using money to try to make more money.

• Investing is for short-term goals, while saving is for long-term goals.

Why is it important to set investment goals?

• To ensure you have enough money for daily expenses.

• To decide how much money to spend on vacations.

• To make sure you can buy everything you want.

• To align your investment strategy with what you want to achieve.

What might be a reason for someone to invest?

• To afford luxury travels.

• To spend more money on hobbies.

• To generate income or wealth preservation.

• To have money for shopping.

What does risk tolerance mean?

• The interest rate on savings accounts.

• The measure of how much loss you are willing to accept in your portfolio.

• The ability to invest in high-risk stocks.

• The fees associated with investing.

Why might a person in their 20s have a higher risk tolerance than someone in their 50s?

• Because they have a higher income.

• Because they are more interested in technology stocks.

• Because they have less money to invest.

• Because they have more time to recover from potential investment losses.

What is sustainable investing?

• Investing only in technology companies.

• Seeking investments that promise immediate returns.

• Investments that aim for positive financial returns and a positive impact on society.

• Avoiding any kind of investment risk.

How can you research stocks using Yahoo Finance?

• By guessing which stocks will perform well.

• By only looking at the most expensive stocks.

• By navigating to finance.yahoo.com and exploring stock gainers or losers.

• By sending an email to Yahoo asking for stock tips.

What is a useful feature of your trading portfolio for research?

• A direct CNBC news feed to stay on top of market news.

• A list of all companies on the stock market.

• The ability to change the portfolio's color theme.

• A calculator for trading fees.